Examples of using Team recommends in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Team recommends that the Committee urge the Government of Afghanistan and other Member States to use the sanctions regime to target the drug trade in Afghanistan, not just as a source of income for the Taliban, but also as a threat to the peace, stability and security of the country.
The Team recommends that, in these cases, the Committee make her report(at least its non-confidential aspects) available to all in order to inform the public of the justifications for listing in
In order to encourage continuity while preserving flexibility, the Team recommends that the Council allow the Secretary-General to appoint someone to the post for longer than the current 18-month term, but with the assumption that no one would serve in that capacity for more than a total of five years.
The Team recommends that the Committee reconsider its position and that the Council mandate the next Team to collect and analyse information on the impact of the sanctions regime both on the threat to international peace and security posed by Al-Qaida and its affiliates in general and on listed parties in particular.
In order to emphasize further the purpose of the new regime, the Team recommends that the Security Council consider adjusting the listing-- and delisting-- criteria to make it clear that they cover a broader range of activity than just fighting with or supporting the Taliban.
In all cases, the Team recommends that the Committee make it clear that it may cancel an exemption
The Team recommends that the Security Council and the Committee encourage States to designate
The Team recommends that the Committee encourage Member States, especially the Government of Afghanistan and States participating in ISAF operations, to submit relevant information
Therefore, the Team recommends that the Council and Committee encourage States not only to review their border control systems to reduce the possibilities of human error,
The Team recommends that the Committee encourage Member States to ensure that their internal procedures allow the immediate incorporation of changes to the Consolidated List into their relevant national databases and watch lists and to notify border posts of such changes as soon as practicable.
The Team recommends that the Committee makes clear on its Fact Sheet that while travel in performance of a religious obligation is adequate grounds on which an individual may apply for an exemption,
The Team recommends that the Committee continue to promote its close cooperation with international and regional groups, encourage a greater flow and exchange of information among their members and with the rest of the international community, and encourage through them an integrated approach to counter-terrorism that includes the private sector and civil society.
Clearly, all States will distribute the List and implement the sanctions measures in whichever way they see fit, but the Team recommends that the Committee do what it can to encourage States to allow the implementation of updates based on an e-mail,
However, the Team recommends that the Security Council and the Committee encourage States to
The Team recommends however, that where no Member State or the Monitoring Team
The Global Task Team recommends that: Financing for technical support be considerably increased, including by expanding and refocusing UNAIDS Programme Acceleration Funds so they enable the UN system and others to scale up the provision and facilitation of technical support,
On the basis of these key factors, the Review Team recommends that any future mission that aims to support the Federal Government of Somalia must be a joined up
Considering the well-established principles in this area, the Team recommends that the Council and the Committee urge States to take appropriate steps to ensure that asylum is not granted to persons on the Consolidated List unless in accordance with national and international law, including the applicable treaties and conventions.
The scope of the arms embargo(para. 83). The Monitoring Team recommends making it explicit that the arms embargo extends to the provision of manpower and training to listed individuals and entities, and that the arms embargo enjoins States to prevent their nationals from receiving training from listed individuals and entities.
In a further effort to improve the value of the Consolidated List, and to take account of recent changes in the Committee procedures and practices, the Team recommends that the Committee bring up to date the introductory page of the List, which is intended to give general guidance on the List